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November 21, 2024, 6:56 pm

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ICT: Toby Cadman made special adviser to chief prosecutor Dengue claims 9 more lives in 24hrs Anu Muhammad calls for clear election timeline Farooki: Liberation war spirit revived through 2024 uprising Expectation very high; will do everything to hold free, fair and credible polls: CEC Nasir Fuel price reform could cut Tk10 for diesel, Tk11 for petrol: CPD Introduce ‘maximum punishment’ for ‘blasphemy’, HC suggests JS Khaleda attends AFD celebration at Senakunja Reconsidering deals with India will take time: MoFa 2 held for killing businessman in Shahzadpur

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JaPa chairman GM Quader faces threats and risks

Staff Correspondent: Jatiya Party (JaPa) chairman and deputy leader of Opposition in the Jatiya Sangsad (national parliament) GM Quader has been facing various risks since his firm anti-government stand came

President, PM mourn death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II

Staff Correspondent: President M Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have expressed deep shock and sorrow at the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-serving monarch. In a

Call for Bangladesh-Sri Lanka cooperation to tap blue economy potentials

Diplomatic Correspondent: Bangladesh and Sri Lanka should tap the immense potentials of blue economy and tourism of Bangladesh for the win-win development of both the countries. This was revealed at

Looting fertilizer, shooting farmers are Tarique’s legacy: Joy

Staff Correspondent: Lashing out at a syndicate of BNP leaders-associates for the shrinking fertilizer supply and dwindling crop production, Prime Minister’s ICT Advisor Sajeeb Wazed Joy came down heavily on

Enhance trade, withdraw sanction, extradite Rashed: Momen to Blinken

Diplomatic Correspondent: Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen has raised a number of issues including enhancing trade and investment, withdrawing sanctions on RAB and extraditing Bangabandhu’s killer Rashed Chowdhury in

Opposition MPs slam Article 70 of Constitution

Staff Correspondent: Opposition lawmakers on Tuesday came down heavily on the Article 70 of the Constitution saying they are unable to speak freely because of this provision. A total of